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Current Password Current Password doesn't match. New Password Enter min 6 Characters. Carole Green donned her clubbing gear and went along As the girls they mince about the stage with handbags held aloft and for the women in the audience there is something uncomfortably familiar about them as they get very drunk, try to pull, dance round their handbags and end up crying inconsolably in the loos by the end of the night.

The four bouncers are very different Les Nick Figgis is young, impressionable and up for a fight. Ralph Davood Ghadami is young, but a bit less volatile and the voice of reason. Judd Matthew Rixon is all brawn and very little brain and Lucky Eric Andy Hockley is the eldest of the four, and after years of seeing all human life is a troubled man he has had enough.

As one of the most performed plays of the twentieth century, Bouncers is set in and around a northern nightclub called Mr Cinders, with the action focusing on the exploits of the four doormen and their customers. Our aims for our production: To make the characters believable and real. To make the audience relate to the characters.

The bouncer will be strong and good at fighting. A film noir, cheerless and violent. An exhilarating night out for all concerned. A revised and updated version of John Godber's classic play. The original versions of John Godber and Jane Thornton's classic comedies together in one volume. The two plays can be performed together or separately. Visit John Godber's official website A new adaptation of the most chilling story of all time. True to Stoker's original novel, Dracula is a fast-moving multi-layered masterpiece of fear.

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